Crystal Financial Provides Financing for Standard Diversified Opportunities Inc.
SDOI is a publicly-traded holding company (OTCPK: SDOIA), which invests directly in middle-market operating businesses. To date, the Company’s investments include: a majority stake in
Proceeds from the financing will be utilized for further strategic acquisitions of operating businesses.
“We believe there are ample opportunities to make attractive investments in this market. Yet our ability to do so is, in part, dependent on a financing partner that understands our investment thesis and vision. Crystal Financial took a thoughtful approach to generate liquidity from our portfolio companies and created a loan structure designed to provide us with both flexibility and access to capital for future acquisitions,” said
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